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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/solution-lo
 ng-standing-controversy-paul-trap-physics
SUMMARY:Solution to a Long-Standing Controversy in Paul-Trap Physics
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nANGUS KAN\, WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY\n\nThe study of ch
 arged particles dynamics in a Paul trap is the\nfoundation of its wide-ran
 ging applications\, including analyzing\nproteins\, determining isotope ra
 tios\, and constructing a quantum\ncomputer. However\, in the simplest cas
 e of two-particle dynamics\,\nthere remains a controversy on whether a two
 -ion planar crystal\nundergoes an order-to-chaos transition at a critical\
 , well-defined\ntrap parameter value. Via analytical and numerical investi
 gation of\nthe Mathieu-Coulomb equations\, I show that the transition does
  not\nexist.\n 
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